This is my shelf of miscellaneous items I keep in my room. Say something nice about one of my items.
>>85707548https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bO6CeAMpyfo
>>85707548The first thing I would touch is the cologne to smell it, then maybe those little items on the mini shelf and then the slinky, then the hourglass, then whatever that weird orb thing is on the top shelf.
>>85707552Based and marble-pilled. I need to get off my ass and put together the kit included in my pic. It's been sitting there for like 1.5 years. I wonder if this guy's wife is tired of him converting the house into marble run tracks.>>85707556>the cologne to smell itIt's Yves Saint Laurent Y eau de parfum. My ex-girlfriend liked the scent but I hardly wear it anymore because no more gf and I'm not one of those dickheads who wears cologne to work.>then maybe those little items on the mini shelfMy favorite it the vertebra. Found it on a hike in the woods. Probably from a deer or hog. >whatever that weird orb thing is on the top shelfThat's the motherfuckin' FUSHIGI BALL!!! It has immense power contained within, so I dare not unseal it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myIR__htBgc
It looks gay, pseudo-intellectual and performative. Where are your Ps2 games.
>>85707605>gayI have sex with women.>pseudo-intellectualYeah pretty much.>performativeIn what way? It's a shelf that no one sees. We've both seen it though. We share that bond now, anon.>Where are your Ps2 gamesThe PS2 was my primary console growing up, but I'm honestly not sure what happened to it. I think it somehow got left behind with my father during my parent's divorce. I imagine he sold it and all the games. I remember my older brother getting pissed at me because I was better than him at Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 even though I was younger. I had the PS3 too, but after that I became a PC guy.
i like you anon, i like you a lot. i adore those scorpians in glass and Bible is based. so is bird field guide. and that thing maybe a mug or something on the left top corner. i love your shelf i hope one day i have a shelf like this. with different things of course. the shelf itself looks very nice.
>>85707548That bird book is older than everyone in this thread, I had an astronomy book from the same publisher that promised me moon cities by 2010
>Sunset Sarsaparilla bottlebased Fallout enjoyer. The soda is also really good, that shit sells the fuck out at the store.
>>85707757Thank you anon. Sending you love through the fiber optic cables.>that thing maybe a mug or something on the left top cornerIt's just some silly little plastic globe in a box. I don't even travel much but I like maps and geography so it was a gift from my grandma. Love my grandma so I keep it around. Everything on the shelf is important to me in one way or another. >>85707772>That bird book is older than everyone in this threadThe copyright on inside says 1983 so yeah it's Gen X or very ealy Millennial tier. I live in an arid desert shithole right now that doesn't have a lot of birds but I used to spend time looking at them in the woods.>moon cities by 2010Such predictions are made by sci-fi nerds and sci-fi nerds always vastly overestimate how much capital governments are willing to invest in super cool space stuff. There's no room in the budget for moon bases when we have to design sick nasty aircraft that drop bombs on civilians from 3,000 km away. >>85707780>based Fallout enjoyerLove me some Fallout. Was absolutely destroyed by the dogshit quality of Fallout 4. I even bought into the hypetrain and pre-ordered. Obsidian's adventure with The Outer Worlds was also shit. Highly forgettable. FNV is still the GOAT but I've replayed it so many times at this point that I can't anymore. I need fresh content.>The soda is also really goodI get all my obscure soda from the emporium.soda-emporium.com
I like your boombox
>>85707548nice Santa Claus faggot
